TWI713974B - Mobile scanner and mobile scanner support - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a mobile scanner that does not unintentionally waste battery power without increasing the cost. The mobile scanner of the present invention is provided with: a main body with a built-in imaging sensor for reading images, a document conveying section for conveying the original document with the image drawn to the position of the imaging sensor, a battery as an operating power source, And a control portion; a frame that covers the main body; and a manuscript insertion port that guides the manuscript toward the manuscript conveying portion; the frame has a concave portion for arranging the manuscript insertion port and recessed toward the main body, in the concave portion With power switch.

Description

Mobile scanner and mobile scanner support

The invention relates to a mobile scanner and a mobile scanner support.

Previously, there has been a portable mobile scanner that has a built-in camera sensor for reading images, a document conveying device that conveys the document with the image to the position of the camera sensor, and a battery as a power source for action ( For example, Patent Document 1). The mobile scanner described in Patent Document 1 is a paper-feeding mobile scanner in which when a user inserts a document with an image printed on it into the document insertion port, the document conveying device conveys the document and reads the image with a camera sensor . Since the mobile scanner transports and moves the manuscript to be read, it is characterized in that the size of the body can be reduced, and the portability is good.

[Prior Technical Literature] [Patent Literature]

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2015-211450

However, the power-on relationship for turning on/off the power of the mobile scanner is provided on the outer surface of the frame of the mobile scanner. Or, like the mobile scanner described in Patent Document 1, cover the original by opening and closing The manuscript is inserted into the cover of the port to turn on/off the power. Also, as mentioned above, there are cases where the mobile scanner is carried in a purse, etc. because of its portability.

Therefore, during the time when the bag is put in, for example, contact with other items in the bag may turn on the power switch, or the cover may move to turn on the power. In this way, if the power is turned on, the power stored in the battery will be wasted unintentionally, and there is a problem that the battery is exhausted and cannot be used when the user wants to use the mobile scanner. In addition, since the mobile scanner of Patent Document 1 has a movable cover that covers the document insertion port, there is a problem of increased cost.

The present invention is accomplished to solve at least a part of the above-mentioned problems, and can be implemented as the following forms or application examples.

(Application example 1)

The mobile scanner of this application example is characterized by having: a main body with a built-in camera sensor for reading images, a document conveying section for transporting the document with the image described above to the position of the camera sensor, as an action The battery of the power supply, and the control unit; a frame covering the main body; and a manuscript insertion port that guides the manuscript toward the manuscript conveying section; the frame has a recessed portion for arranging the manuscript insertion port and recessed toward the main body , Equipped with a power switch in the recess.

According to this configuration, the mobile scanner has a recess in the housing for arranging the document insertion port for guiding the document of the image to be read toward the document conveying portion and is recessed toward the main body, and the power switch is provided in the recess. Since the power switch is arranged in the recessed part (concave part) of the frame, it is not easy to touch other items such as the bag. Therefore, the power switch is not intentionally turned on and waste of battery power is reduced The possibility of power. Furthermore, since there is no need to provide a cover for turning on/off the power, it does not increase the cost.

(Application example 2)

In the above application example, it is preferable that the power switch is a sliding switch.

According to this structure, the power switch provided in the recess of the housing of the mobile scanner is a slide switch. The sliding switch must apply force to the sliding part and slide to turn on the switch. Therefore, even if other items in the purse are in contact with the power switch, the possibility that the power switch is turned on and waste of battery power is reduced.

(Application example 3)

In the above application example, it is preferable that the frame body includes a plate mounting portion that detachably holds the plate as the identification member.

According to this structure, the housing of the mobile scanner is provided with the board mounting part, and the board as an identification part is detachably held. Therefore, by attaching individual-specific boards to the board mounting portion, each mobile scanner can be easily identified.

(Application example 4)

In the above application example, it is preferable that the frame body has a USB mounting part for detachably holding a USB device, and the USB mounting part has a connector part electrically connected to the control part.

According to this structure, the housing of the mobile scanner is provided with a USB mounting part having a connector part electrically connected to the control part, and the USB device is detachably held. Therefore, the mobile scanner can be expanded with functions.

(Application example 5)

The mobile scanner holder of this application example has a mobile scanner that holds any of the above application examples, and is characterized by having a pedestal portion that surrounds the mobile scanner having a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape. At least a part of the pedestal is held. When the bottom of the pedestal is placed on a horizontal surface, the pedestal holds the mobile scanner with the long side of the substantially rectangular parallelepiped in a vertical direction. When the mobile scanner is held, the mobile scanner is The scanner has an insertion side notch at a position opposite to the original insertion port, and a discharge side notch at a position opposite to the original discharge port.

According to this structure, the mobile scanner holder holds the mobile scanner in a posture with the long side of the mobile scanner in the vertical direction. Furthermore, the pedestal part of the mobile scanner support has an insertion side notch at a position opposite to the original insertion opening when the mobile scanner is held, and a discharge side notch at a position opposite to the original discharge opening. Therefore, the mobile scanner support can hold the mobile scanner upright (with the long side in the vertical direction). As a result, the mobile scanner can be stored in a flat space. In addition, when the mobile scanner is held upright, the original can be inserted into the original insertion port from the insertion side notch, and the original can be discharged from the original discharge port through the discharge side notch, so the user can use the mobile scanner in an upright state.

In the above application example, it is preferable that the mobile scanner support has When charging the battery used as the operating power source of the above-mentioned mobile scanner.

According to this structure, when the mobile scanner is held in the mobile scanner cradle, the battery as the operating power source of the mobile scanner is charged, so that the convenience is improved.

1: Mobile scanner

10: Frame

20: recess

21: Original insert

22: Original guide surface

23: Power switch

25: Original exit

31: Operation switch

32: display panel

40: Board mounting part

41: Operation switch

45: USB installation department

50: board

51: pattern

53: Operation switch cover

60: USB machine

61: USB connector

63: Operation switch

65: display panel

70: Mobile scanner mount

71: Pedestal

72: Insert side notch

73: Notch on the discharge side

75: Bottom of the pedestal

80: cover

81: first cover

83: second cover

85: third cover

87: Hinge

90: Sling

Figure 1A is a perspective view of the mobile scanner viewed from the front, upper and left sides.

Figure 1B is a three-dimensional view from the bottom, back and right side of the mobile scanner.

Figure 2A is a top view (top view) of the mobile scanner.

Figure 2B is a front view of the mobile scanner.

Figure 2C is a bottom view of the mobile scanner.

Figure 2D is a rear view of the mobile scanner.

Figure 2E is a left side view of the mobile scanner.

Figure 2F is the right side view of the mobile scanner.

Fig. 3A is a perspective view illustrating the board mounting part.

Fig. 3B is another perspective view illustrating the board mounting part.

Fig. 4A is a perspective view illustrating the USB mounting part.

Fig. 4B is another perspective view illustrating the USB mounting part.

Figure 5A is a perspective view illustrating the mobile scanner support.

Figure 5B is another perspective view illustrating the mobile scanner support.

Fig. 6A is a perspective view illustrating the cover (when opened).

Fig. 6B is another perspective view illustrating the cover (when opened).

Fig. 6C is a perspective view illustrating the cover (when closed).

Fig. 6D is another perspective view illustrating the cover (when closed).

Figure 7A is a perspective view illustrating the strap.

Figure 7B is another perspective view illustrating the strap.

(Implementation form)

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

For the convenience of description, in the figure, as three mutually orthogonal axes, the X axis, Y axis and Z axis are shown. The front end side of the arrow indicating the direction of each axis is called the "+ side", the base end side is called the "- side", the direction parallel to the X axis is called the "X axis direction", and the direction parallel to the Y axis The direction is called the "Y-axis direction", and the direction parallel to the Z-axis is called the "Z-axis direction". In this embodiment, the vertical direction is set to the Z axis, the +Z axis is set to "up", and the -Z axis is set to "down". Set the length direction of the mobile scanner 1 that crosses the Z axis as the X axis, the +X side as "right", and the -X side as "left". In addition, the direction crossing both the Z-axis direction and the X-axis direction is referred to as the Y axis, the +Y side is referred to as "front", and the -Y side is referred to as "back".

In addition, the upper surface of the mobile scanner 1 on the plane defined by the X-axis and the Y-axis (XY plane) is called the "upper surface", and the lower surface is called the "bottom surface". In addition, the front side surface of the mobile scanner 1 on the plane defined by the X axis and the Z axis (XZ plane) is referred to as the "front side", and the back side surface is referred to as the "back side". In addition, the right side surface of the mobile scanner 1 on the plane defined by the Y axis and the Z axis (YZ plane) is called the "right side surface", and the left side surface is called the "left side surface".

In addition, in the drawings referred to in the following description, for convenience of description and illustration, there are cases in which members or parts of vertical and horizontal scales are shown in different ways from actual ones. Furthermore, except for the constituent elements that need to be explained, the figures are omitted.

(Appearance of mobile scanner)

First, the appearance of the mobile scanner 1 and the functional parts that can be confirmed by the appearance will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1A is a perspective view viewed from the front, upper and left sides of the mobile scanner 1 of the present invention. FIG. 1B is a perspective view viewed from the bottom, back and right side of the mobile scanner 1 of the present invention.

Also, Figure 2A is a top view (top view) of the mobile scanner 1, Figure 2B is a front view of the mobile scanner 1, Figure 2C is a bottom view of the mobile scanner 1, Figure 2D is a rear view of the mobile scanner 1, and Figure 2E is The left side view of the mobile scanner 1, and FIG. 2F is the right side view of the mobile scanner 1.

The frame 10 covering the main body of the mobile scanner 1 has rounded edges (corners) chamfered. In FIGS. 1A to 2F, in order to easily understand the shape of the frame body 10, auxiliary lines (thin lines) are used to indicate the boundary between the round surface and the flat surface of the chamfered portion.

As shown in FIG. 1A, the mobile scanner 1 has a frame 10 with a substantially rectangular shape. The mobile scanner 1 is as described above. Since the edges of the frame 10 are rounded, the user can easily take the mobile scanner 1 and can give the user a soft impression without edges or corners as a whole.

The housing 10 includes an operation switch 31 and a display panel 32 (an example of a functional part) on the upper surface. The operation switch 31 is, for example, a touch switch, a limit switch, etc., and is used as a switch for starting to read a document on which an image is drawn. The display panel 32 is, for example, an LCD ((Liquid Crystal Display) or an organic EL (Electro Luminescence) display, etc., and displays the operating state and reading conditions of the mobile scanner 1.

The frame body 10 is provided with a recessed portion 20 (an example of a functional portion) recessed toward the main body (inside) of the mobile scanner 1 on the edge formed by the upper surface and the surface.

A slit is provided in the recess 20, and the slit becomes a document insertion port 21 for taking in the document to be read into the document conveying section. Furthermore, a power switch 23 (an example of a functional part) is provided in the recess 20 above the original insertion port 21. The power switch 23 is a sliding switch. The user presses and slides the sliding part of the power switch 23 with a finger or the like to turn on the power.

In addition, the lower portion (-Z side) of the recessed portion 20 becomes a document guide surface 22 (an example of a functional portion) continuous to the document insertion port 21. Therefore, by placing the original on the original guide surface 22, the original is reliably guided to the original insertion port 21. Also, for example, if a charged material such as silicon or fluororesin is laid on the original guide surface 22, the original is attracted to the original guide surface 22 due to the generated static electricity, and the original is guided to the original insertion port 21 more reliably. .

As shown in FIG. 1B, the bottom surface of the frame body 10 is a smooth flat surface without unevenness. Therefore, when the mobile scanner 1 is operating, by placing the mobile scanner 1 on a flat surface such as a table with the bottom face down, the posture of the mobile scanner 1 is stable and its movement is stable.

A gap is provided in the frame 10 on the back, and the gap becomes a document discharge port 25 for discharging the read document to the outside.

Figures 2A~2F are the top view, front view, bottom view, back view, left side view, and right side view of the mobile scanner 1.

(Constitution of mobile scanner)

Next, the configuration of the mobile scanner 1 that realizes the image reading function will be described.

Inside the housing 10, there is a main body (not shown) of the mobile scanner 1, and a camera sensor, a document conveying unit, a battery, and a control unit (not shown) are built in the main body.

The control unit controls the functional units (operating switch 31, display panel 32, imaging sensor, document conveying unit, etc.) of the mobile scanner 1 to operate the mobile scanner 1.

The imaging sensor is, for example, CCD (Charge Coupled Device) or CIS (Contact Image Sensor), and is controlled by the control unit to read the image drawn on the original.

The document conveying section is equipped with a motor, a pair of rotating rollers operated by the motor, and a conveying path. Under the control of the control section, the document inserted from the document insertion port 21 is clamped by the rotating roller pair and conveyed to the camera on the conveying path. The position of the detector. Furthermore, the document with the scanned image is conveyed to the document delivery outlet 25 and discharged to the outside.

The battery is, for example, a primary battery such as an alkaline dry battery or a secondary battery such as a lithium ion battery, and is an operating power source that provides operating power to the functional unit (including the control unit) of the mobile scanner 1. The main body of the mobile scanner 1 is equipped with a battery storage area. When a primary battery is used, the housing 10 is provided with a cover that opens and closes when the battery is replaced. When using a secondary battery, charge the secondary battery through the connector part of the mobile scanner 1 described later.

(Effect)

As described above, the mobile scanner 1 is provided with a recess 20 in the frame 10 covering the main body, and a power switch 23 is provided in the recess 20. The recess 20 is located at a position recessed from the surface of the surrounding frame 10, so other objects and the like cannot easily contact the power switch 23. Therefore, the possibility that the power switch 23 is turned on unintentionally and waste of battery power is reduced.

Furthermore, since the power switch 23 is a slide switch, if the sliding part is pressed but does not slide, the power switch 23 will not be turned on. As a result, even if it comes into contact with other objects, the power switch 23 is not easily turned on.

With the above configuration, the possibility that the power switch 23 of the mobile scanner 1 is turned on unintentionally and waste of battery power is reduced.

(Board mounting part)

Next, the board mounting portion 40 will be described with reference to the drawings.

3A is a perspective view illustrating the board mounting portion 40, and is a view of the mobile scanner 1 viewed from the front, upper surface, and left side. 3B is another perspective view illustrating the board mounting portion 40, and is a view of the mobile scanner 1 viewed from the bottom surface, the back surface, and the right side surface.

As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, a plate mounting portion 40 is provided on the upper surface of the frame body 10. The board mounting part 40 holds the board 50 to the mobile scanner 1 in a removable manner. Therefore, the mobile scanner 1 can be equipped with boards 50 of various forms. In addition, an operation switch 41 is provided in the board mounting portion 40. The operation switch 41 is a travel switch, and its function is equivalent to the operation switch 31 illustrated in FIG. 1A.

When the board 50 is installed on the mobile scanner 1, the upper surface is provided with a unique pattern 51 (checkered pattern in FIG. 3A) and an operation switch cover 53. The operating switch cover 53 is a member that moves back and forth a certain distance. When the board 50 is mounted on the board mounting portion 40, the operation switch cover 53 faces the operation switch 41. When the operation switch cover 53 is pressed in this state, the operation switch cover 53 moves and the operation switch 41 is pressed to turn it on.

(Effect)

As explained above, since the board 50 has a unique pattern 51 on the surface, if the board 50 is mounted on the mobile scanner 1, it will function as an identification member for identifying the mobile scanner 1. Therefore, when multiple units are used in the same place, each mobile scanner 1 can be easily identified.

Furthermore, the board 50 has an operation switch cover 53, which can be turned on by pressing the operation switch 41 of the mobile scanner 1, so even if the board 50 is mounted on the mobile scanner 1, the operability will not decrease.

(USB Installation Department)

Next, the USB mounting part 45 will be described with reference to the drawings.

4A is a perspective view illustrating the USB mounting portion 45, and is a view of the mobile scanner 1 viewed from the front, upper surface, and left side. 4B is another perspective view illustrating the USB mounting portion 45, and is a view of the mobile scanner 1 viewed from the bottom, back and right side.

As shown in FIG. 4A and FIG. 4B, a USB mounting portion 45 is provided on the upper surface of the housing 10. The USB mounting part 45 holds the USB device 60 in the mobile scanner 1 detachably. Therefore, various USB devices 60 can be installed in the mobile scanner 1.

In the example shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B, the USB device 60 includes a USB connector 61, an operation switch 63, and a display panel 65. The USB connector 61 is buckled with the connector part of the mobile scanner 1 to electrically connect the USB device 60 with the control part of the mobile scanner 1. The configuration and function of the operation switch 63 are equivalent to the operation switch 31 described in FIG. 1A. When the operation switch 63 is turned on, its signal is sent to the control unit via the USB connector 61. The structure and function of the display panel 65 are equivalent to those of the display panel 32 illustrated in FIG. 1A, and the data to be displayed is sent from the control unit via the USB connector 61.

Furthermore, the USB device 60 has a built-in memory to store the image data read by the mobile scanner 1. In addition, the image data read by the mobile scanner 1 with communication function can also be sent to the outside.

(Effect)

As described above, the housing 10 of the mobile scanner 1 is provided with the USB mounting part 45 having the USB connector 61 electrically connected to the control part, and holds the USB device 60 detachably. Therefore, the mobile scanner 1 can be expanded.

(Mobile scanner support)

Next, the mobile scanner support 70 will be described with reference to the drawings.

5A is a perspective view illustrating the mobile scanner support 70, and is a view of the mobile scanner 1 standing on the mobile scanner support 70 when viewed from the top, back and right sides of the mobile scanner 1. 5B is another perspective view illustrating the mobile scanner support 70, and is viewed from the front, bottom, and left side of the mobile scanner 1 (the bottom surface of the mobile scanner support 70), the mobile scanner 1 is erected on the mobile scanner support Diagram of the state of the seat 70.

As shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B, the mobile scanner 70 includes a base portion 71 that surrounds and holds the mobile scanner 1 having a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape around at least a part of the outer shape. When the pedestal portion 71 places the bottom surface 75 of the pedestal portion on a horizontal surface, the mobile scanner 1 is held in a posture in which the long side of the substantially rectangular parallelepiped is along the vertical direction (ie, the posture in which the mobile scanner 1 is erected).

When the pedestal portion 71 holds the mobile scanner 1 in the above-mentioned posture, it has an insertion side notch 72 at a position opposed to the document insertion opening 21 of the mobile scanner 1. In addition, the pedestal portion 71 is When the mobile scanner 1 is held, a discharge side notch 73 is provided at a position opposite to the original discharge port 25 of the mobile scanner 1.

In addition, although not shown in the figure, the pedestal portion 71 has a charging portion, and when the mobile scanner 1 is held, it charges a battery as an operating power source of the mobile scanner 1.

(Effect)

As explained above, the mobile scanner support 70 holds the mobile scanner 1 in the posture where the mobile scanner 1 is upright. Therefore, when the mobile scanner 1 having a roughly rectangular parallelepiped shape is erected on the mobile scanner support 70, the smallest surface area can be stored facing down, so it is possible to save plane space during storage.

In addition, the pedestal portion 71 of the mobile scanner support 70 has an insertion side notch 72 at a position opposite to the document insertion opening 21 and an ejection side notch 73 at a position opposite to the document discharge opening 25. Therefore, the mobile scanner 1 can read the original in the posture (holding state) of standing on the mobile scanner support 70.

Furthermore, the pedestal portion 71 has a charging portion (not shown), and since the battery of the mobile scanner 1 is charged when the mobile scanner 1 is held, the convenience is improved.

(Variation example)

The embodiments of the present invention have been described above, but within the scope not departing from the spirit of the present invention, various changes can be made, for example, as described below.

(Variation example 1)

The mobile scanner 1 may also have a cover 80.

6A to 6D are perspective views illustrating the cover 80.

6A and 6B show the state when the cover 80 is opened. FIG. 6A is a view of the mobile scanner 1 and the cover 80 in an opened state viewed from the front, upper surface and right side, and FIG. 6B is a view viewed from the front, bottom and right side.

6C and 6D show the state when the cover 80 is closed.

6C is a view of the mobile scanner 1 and the closed cover 80 viewed from the front, upper and right sides, and FIG. 6D is a view viewed from the front, bottom, and right sides.

As shown in FIGS. 6A and 6B, the cover 80 includes a first cover part 81, a second cover part 83, a third cover part 85, and a hinge part 87. The first cover 81 is fixed to the lower part of the front surface of the mobile scanner 1. The second cover 83 forms a plane continuous with the document guide surface 22 in an opened state. The third cover part 85 is rotatably connected to the second cover part 83 by the hinge part 87. When the mobile scanner 1 is placed on a desktop with the bottom side facing down, it becomes a plane formed by supporting the second cover part 83 on the desktop. Support department.

As shown in FIGS. 6C and 6D, the cover 80 can cover the mobile scanner 1 (closed state). Specifically, when the second cover 83 is lifted upward, it deforms so as to cover the mobile scanner 1 and is wound around the mobile scanner 1. That is, the second cover 83 is a structure or material that is deformed in one direction (upward direction) and does not deform in the opposite direction (downward direction). When the second cover 83 is wound around the mobile scanner 1, the third cover 85 is wound around the mobile scanner 1 by the hinge 87.

As described above, since the cover 80 forms a plane continuous with the document guide surface 22 in the opened state, the document can be reliably guided to the document insertion port 21. In addition, since the cover 80 covers the mobile scanner 1 in a closed state, the mobile scanner 1 can be protected.

(Variation 2)

Furthermore, the mobile scanner 1 may also have a strap 90.

7A and 7B are perspective views illustrating the strap 90.

FIG. 7A is a view of the mobile scanner 1 and the strap 90 viewed from the front, upper surface and right side, and FIG. 7B is a view viewed from the bottom, back and left side.

As shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B, the strap 90 is installed on the right side of the mobile scanner 1.

As described above, since the strap 90 is installed on the mobile scanner 1, the user can use the strap 90 to take the mobile scanner 1 away, so the portability is improved. In addition, when the user places the mobile scanner 1 on the mobile scanner holder 70, by having the strap 90, the right side faces upward (posture when the mobile scanner 1 is upright: refer to FIGS. 5A and 5B ) The mobile scanner 1 can be easily mounted on the mobile scanner support 70.

(Variation 3)

It is also possible to electrically connect the mobile scanner 1 and the mobile scanner support 70, and set the mobile scanner support 70 as a charging base for the mobile scanner 1. In this case, the mobile scanner holder 70 has the function of extracting the original reading data from the mobile scanner 1 and sending it to an external device, and charging the secondary battery of the mobile scanner 1.

As mentioned above, the embodiments and modified examples of the present invention have been described, but the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments or examples, and various configurations can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention. achieve. For example, in order to solve part or all of the above-mentioned problems, or to achieve part or all of the above-mentioned effects, the technical features in the embodiments or modified examples can be appropriately replaced or combined. In addition, if the technical feature is not described as essential in this specification, it can be deleted as appropriate.

1‧‧‧Mobile Scanner

10‧‧‧Frame

20‧‧‧Concave

21‧‧‧Original insert

22‧‧‧Original guide surface

23‧‧‧Power switch

31‧‧‧Operation switch

32‧‧‧Display Panel

Claims (6)

A mobile scanner, characterized by comprising: a main body with a built-in camera sensor for reading images, a document conveying section for conveying a document with the image drawn to the position of the camera sensor, and a power source for action A battery, and a control unit; a frame that covers the main body; and a manuscript insertion port that guides the manuscript toward the manuscript conveying portion; the frame has a recessed portion for arranging the manuscript insertion port and recessed toward the main body, the The recess has a guide surface that guides the conveyance of the original document and an upright surface that stands upright from the guide surface toward the upper surface of the frame, and is provided with a power switch on the upright surface; and a display portion is provided on the upper surface of the frame And operating switches. Such as the mobile scanner of claim 1, wherein the power switch is a sliding switch. For example, the mobile scanner of claim 1 or 2, wherein the frame body is provided with a board mounting portion that detachably holds a board serving as an identification member. For example, the mobile scanner of claim 1 or 2, wherein the frame body is provided with a USB mounting part for detachably holding a USB device, and the USB mounting part has a connector part electrically connected to the control part. A mobile scanner support that holds the mobile scanner of any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that it has a base portion that surrounds the mobile scanner having a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape When the bottom surface of the pedestal is placed on a horizontal surface, the pedestal portion holds the mobile scanner in a posture with the long side of the substantially rectangular parallelepiped in a vertical direction. When the mobile scanner is held, it is in contact with the The mobile scanner has an insertion side notch at a position opposite to the original insertion port, and a discharge side notch at a position opposite to the original discharge port. For example, the mobile scanner holder of claim 5, which has a charging part that charges the battery as the operating power source of the mobile scanner when the mobile scanner is held.

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